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Did you know Florida no longer allows springing Durable Powers of Attorney? Learn when a Florida Power of Attorney becomes effective, why choosing the right agent is critical, and how current law requires specific powers to be clearly stated.

Do You Have a Spendthrift in the Family? Almost every family has one. The child who spends every paycheck before the next one arrives. The adult who is constantly in debt. The beneficiary who makes impulsive financial decisions. Or perhaps someone who simply has never learned how to manage money responsibly. If any of this sounds familiar, you are not alone—and Florida law provides a way to help protect an inheritance from being quickly wasted. What Is a Spendthrift Trust?

You can put a plan in place today that will save your family from the hassle and expense of probate after you die.

Probate can delay inheritances, increase costs, and make your estate a matter of public record. Learn how proper Florida estate planning can help your loved ones avoid unnecessary probate whenever possible.